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4. Analysands meaning Plural form of analysand.

5. 1 word related to Analysand: patient

6. Analysand definition, a person undergoing psychoanalysis

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11. Definition of Analysand : a person who is undergoing psychoanalysis Examples of Analysand in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Unlike the naïve young Analysand, we won’t be beguiled by Lucy’s blunt advice.

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13. In analysis the analyst and the analysand exchange views.

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16. Analysand definition: a person undergoing psychoanalysis synonyms: patient antonyms: outpatient, inpatient

17. An Analysand is a patient who is the subject of psychoanalysis

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19. Analysand (plural Analysands) A person who undergoes psychoanalysis; one who is analysed.

20. A person being treated with psychoanalysis is an example of an Analysand.

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22. Analysand definition: any person who is undergoing psychoanalysis Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

23. ‘The Analysand can break free of the pattern of repetition only through reproducing or reenacting the trauma as opposed to simply repeating it; the Analysand must reexperience the trauma and its concomitant anxiety.’

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25. Initially the Analysand considers her beliefs about herself and her world to simply

26. Hypernyms ("Analysand" is a kind of): patient (a person who requires medical care)

27. Its value is determined by the evidence and effectiveness of change of the analysand.

28. The Analysand seems to be operating in the present; even when talking about the past

29. However, in 1967, Lacan introduces the term analysant, based on the English term "Analysand"

30. Analysand: 1 n a person undergoing psychoanalysis Type of: patient a person who requires medical care

31. Analysand translation in English - Spanish Reverso dictionary, see also 'analyse',analyst',anal',analyser', examples, definition, conjugation

32. In the post-Freudian literature these themes will be integrated in the dialogue, i.e. between analyst and analysand.

33. The relationship between analyst and analysand is usually thought of as an exclusive dyad, conceptualized and understood as autonomous.

34. British authors were the first to use the gerundive form "Analysand" to refer to the patient in analysis.

35. Klein took Winnicott as a supervisee, but declined to accept him as an analysand, referring him toJoan Rivierewithwhomhis relationshipwas difficult.

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38. That both the analysand and the analyst share an understanding of the dreams, is shown in particular by the initial dream.

39. According to Devereux, the observer must think about his relation to the observed in the same manner as an analyst would do in his relation to his analysand.

40. Analysand - a person undergoing psychoanalysis patient - a person who requires medical care; "the number of emergency patients has grown rapidly" Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

41. Analysand - a person undergoing psychoanalysis patient - a person who requires medical care; "the number of emergency patients has grown rapidly" Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

42. The patient was the "Analysand" of a psychoanalyst, who possessed the necessary theoretical knowledge from having first "undergone" the initiatory experience of psychoanalysis himself

43. Analysand and analyst in the global economy, or why anyone in their right mind would pay for an analysis This is why analytic clients are Analysands, properly speaking, not patients.

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45. The definition of an Analysand is a patient who is being treated for emotional and mental disorders by discussing dreams, feelings, past experiences, and other aspects of the unconscious mind

46. The psychoanalytical dialogue, although asymmetrical, is viewed as a collective work of analyst and analysand with a reciprocal influence. Results of the psychoanalytical process are approximations and remain dependent on interpretation.

47. Balint and B. Grunberger that it is necessary to acknowledge and to affirm the wish of the analysand to establish and experience a pre-objectal “primary love” resp. an analytic monad.

48. As Brooks observes in Psychoanalysis and Storytelling, psychoanalysis implicates narratology, the telling of stories, because the Analysand 's "neurosis is a faulty narrative," a story that lacks plot coherence or clear motivation (49).

49. The transient, mutually related regressions of analyst and Analysand which partly constitute the analyzing instrument modify the field of observation available to both, providing better access to derivatives of the Analysand's unconscious mental functioning

50. In case studies I try to show that the acceptance and affirmation of the projection of not drive-controlled narcissistic omnipotence feelings to the analyst are apt to secure and to preserve the narcissism of the analysand.

51. There are pauses in the imaginative work to talk together about the experiences, to link the situation in the imagination to biographical material, and to understand the resources opening up in the material, through the analysand herself.

52. However, it was first developed by Guattari at La Borde clinic in France as a tool for the re-organisation of institutional practices of psychiatry, that were conventionally based on processes of transference between the analyst and the analysand.

53. Thus it is this narcissistic regression which constitutes the driving force of the analysis and from which the analysand gathers strength and hope to endure the painful analysis and to experience a narcissistic restoration of his first (drive-)objects.

54. The narrative structure of Freud's analysis is to be seen paradigmatically in his declarations about the character of the spiritual leading: that the poet leading the poet, Vergil–Dante, leads the analysand on the way of self-awareness to the heights of sublimation.

55. Transformation also depends upon the significant modification of the unconscious structures that shape and control ego-consciousness at the beginning of analysis, a change that takes place through the constellation of archetypal structures and dynamics in the interactive field between analyst and Analysand" (Stein, 1995, p

56. Freudian psychoanalysis refers to a specific type of treatment in which the "Analysand" analytic patient verbalizes thoughts, including free associations, fantasies, and dreams, from which the analyst formulates the unconscious conflicts causing the patient's symptoms and character problems, and interprets them for the patient to create insight for resolution of the problems.

57. ‘First it is a communication between psychoanalysts, Analysands and supervisees.’ More example sentences ‘That is perfectly acceptable, but then it is important that you consciously state what you think an analysand comes to a psychoanalyst for and what you think the function of a psychoanalyst is, because based on that all-else follows.’

58. This article illustrates how a (unconscious) “to-have-one’s-say” of analysands in treatment and of supervisands in supervision can be initiated and how this can lead to a deeper understanding of the emotions and conflicts of the analysand and the supervisand as well as the dynamics of transference and countertransference in analysis and supervision.

59. According to some of his successors, including his daughter Anna Freud, the goal of therapy is to allow the patient to develop a stronger ego ; according to others, notably Jacques Lacan , the goal of therapy is to lead the analysand to a full acknowledgment of his or her inability to satisfy the most basic desires.

60. At the same time the psychoanalyst must be aware of the fact that the magic will be attributed to the psychoanalyst (and at the same time will be promoted by the borders and rules) who must never misuse this magic: it must always be used as a means of promoting the autonomy of the analysand.

61. Contrary to the initial impression that the narration of the analysand is to be understood as an expression of the past in a factual and historical sense, the detailed consideration of the literature about (re)construction and about the functioning of the memory leads to the conclusion that the dialog is modified by numerous variables: memories are changed by the affective contents of later added experiences.

62. In this way, the projection of the ego-ideal into the analyst as the representative of hope and the relationship which, as it were, develops “behind the back of the analysand” will get attacked, a relationship in which the object develops step by step and opens the door for the transference neurosis because, as Grunberger points out, within the monad the (drive-)object is already waiting.

63. For Brooks transference is "at once the drive to make the story of the past present--to actualize past desire, and the countervailing pressure to make the history of this past definitively past: to make an end to its reproductive insistence in the present, to lead the Analysand to the understanding that this past is indeed past, and then to incorporate this past as past, so that the life's